Art is Escapism - Middle and Senior Years Art Exhibition
The Art Exhibition was launched this week with a Virtual Opening recorded.
The theme of our Art Exhibition is Art is Escapism. This is due to the simple fact that Art, by its very nature, allows us to escape the realities of life and be surrounded by aesthetically pleasing imagery. It values the process undertaken by artists and the engagement of the audience in escaping for a while the grind of daily life. It is imperative we all stop, reflect, think and wonder from time to time and Art allows us to do just this.
This year, our Judge was Kylie Bourne (artist and councilor). She judged student work on the following criteria:
- Originality in use of visual language
- Skill in selected media/s and development of process
- Ability to convey intended meaning
CATEGORY: |
STUDENT ARTWORK SELECTED: |
Encouragement Middle Years |
Brielle Haylock ‘Nature Wrapped’
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Year 5 Place Winner |
John Greenaway ‘Space Day’
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Year 6 Place Winner |
Charlise Conn ‘Summer Breeze’
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Year 7 Place Winner |
Kaitlyn Harms ‘Patterned Landscape’
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Year 8 Place Winner & Middle Years Champion |
Majella Stephen ‘A Special Gift’
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Encouragement Senior Years |
Mackenzie Wedrat ‘A Night Scape’ |
Year 9 Place Winner |
Shiloh Parviainen ‘Friends in a Jar’
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Year 10 Place Winner & Senior Years Champion |
Anna Lilburne ‘Toby’
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Year 11 Place Winner |
Annabelle Taylor ‘Serene Bird’
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Year 12 Place Winner |
Lance Stannley Bondoc ‘Books & DVDs’
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To continue to highlight the Art Exhibition, Art Workshops will be held at the College in our well-equipped Visual Art Studio. These will be held each Thursday for the length of the Art Exhibition (Thursday 8, 15, 22 and 29 October) from 3:30 pm – 4: 30 pm. Bookings are essential through College Office on 4672 4111. It is advised students bring a paint shirt.
Schedule of Art Workshops:
Thursday 8 October |
MASK MAKING (We will be decorating a mask to show an emotion by drawing, painting and collaging items) |
Thursday 15 October |
TISSUE PAPER PAINTING (We will be using crayons to draw that provides a wax resist to the tissue paper colour released onto the artworks) |
Thursday 22 October |
CLAY & PLASTER CASTING (We will be pressing into the surface of clay objects, removing them and then pouring plaster to create a cast of the design) |
Thursday 29 October |
PRINTMAKING (We will be using cookie cutters to imprint a design into foam and then ink and print the design in a repetitive manner) |
Here's a photo from the Workshop held yesterday.
The students had a great time decorating hydrodipped masks with drawing, sequins and feathers! Next week is Tissue Paper painting.
Bronwyn McArthur
Visual Art Teacher